Troubadour's Ring - Revision history

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Jewellery}}		{{Jewellery}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay ~~with me~~\|stay with me]] skill as if you know it. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay With Me\|stay with me]] skill as if you know it. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

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Description

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[~~Archetypes~~\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerbearer's Bands'', and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.		A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetype\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerbearer's Bands'', and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.

	A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.		A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.

Rafferty at 14:15, 25 May 2021

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	This fine ring fell into my possession on campaign along the Brass Coast, among a hoard of otherwise trivial jewellery being auctioned after its capture from foreign reavers. My lieutenant recognised it immediately as a Cicisbeo’s Signet, and clearly decorated with a banner of Sarvos, and yet though it lingered on the edges of our awareness, none among the crew could place it by sight. Call it a failing of vigilance, perhaps, but my banner-book was damaged by water some years ago, and parts of it remain utterly illegible. As you are aware, I am not presently on friendly terms with the Reckoner guilds, and I did not wish to entrust it to another, and so it lay unknown, an object of fierce curiosity, for these past two years.		This fine ring fell into my possession on campaign along the Brass Coast, among a hoard of otherwise trivial jewellery being auctioned after its capture from foreign reavers. My lieutenant recognised it immediately as a Cicisbeo’s Signet, and clearly decorated with a banner of Sarvos, and yet though it lingered on the edges of our awareness, none among the crew could place it by sight. Call it a failing of vigilance, perhaps, but my banner-book was damaged by water some years ago, and parts of it remain utterly illegible. As you are aware, I am not presently on friendly terms with the Reckoner guilds, and I did not wish to entrust it to another, and so it lay unknown, an object of fierce curiosity, for these past two years.

	Eventually, however, along came a ~~torch-bearer~~ of Urizen who wished to travel in foreign parts. He boarded the same Freeborn ship as us, and his own notes on the banners of the Companies of the League were quite extensive. It was then, some days into the voyage, that we recognised it in those notes as the old seal of the Company of the Black Banner, formerly the Black Swan Ascendant, which your grandfather re-named and valiantly rebuilt after its defeat at sea.		Eventually, however, along came a torchbearer of Urizen who wished to travel in foreign parts. He boarded the same Freeborn ship as us, and his own notes on the banners of the Companies of the League were quite extensive. It was then, some days into the voyage, that we recognised it in those notes as the old seal of the Company of the Black Banner, formerly the Black Swan Ascendant, which your grandfather re-named and valiantly rebuilt after its defeat at sea.

	Imagine my delight at the discovery. I swear to you, that nervous old mountain-goat did not appreciate being shaken with quite such excitement as I felt at that moment. Immediately we made landfall I attempted to amend the terms of my contract to permit me to deliver the ring myself, but alas, you know the Freeborn: signed in a cambion’s blood, the contract was immutable. I do not blame them; when I look back, the gesture seems a tad off-colour, but such was my delight.		Imagine my delight at the discovery. I swear to you, that nervous old mountain-goat did not appreciate being shaken with quite such excitement as I felt at that moment. Immediately we made landfall I attempted to amend the terms of my contract to permit me to deliver the ring myself, but alas, you know the Freeborn: signed in a cambion’s blood, the contract was immutable. I do not blame them; when I look back, the gesture seems a tad off-colour, but such was my delight.

Beeswax at 22:09, 12 April 2017

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerbearer's Bands'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.		A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerbearer's Bands'', and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.

	A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.		A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.

	==Rules==		==Rules==

Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	==Rules==		==Rules==
	{{Jewellery}}		{{Jewellery}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill as if you know it. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

Rafferty: /* Rules */

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	{{Jewellery}}		{{Jewellery}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and ~~five~~ measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and seven measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

	<!--- IC text by Dave Sheridan --->		<!--- IC text by Dave Sheridan --->

Gereon: Use Jewellery template. The link was unhelpful, which tipped me off.

2016-07-02T14:59:50Z

Use Jewellery template. The link was unhelpful, which tipped me off.

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by , [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''~~Bannerman~~'s Bands'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.		A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerbearer's Bands'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.

	A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.		A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' Jewellery ~~([[Talisman]])~~		{{Jewellery}}
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.
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	~~[[Category:Jewellery]]~~

Rafferty: Rafferty moved page Bannerman's Band to Troubadour's Ring

2016-06-06T09:29:01Z

Rafferty moved page Bannerman's Band to Troubadour's Ring

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A ~~Bannerman~~'s ~~Band~~ is a ring, usually worn by [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena~~]], [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours~~]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''~~Troubadour~~'s ~~Rings~~'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.		A Troubadour's Ring is a ring, usually worn by , [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Bannerman's Bands'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.

	A ~~Bannerman~~'s ~~Band~~ is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.		A Troubadour's Ring is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Form:''' Jewellery ([[Talisman]])		* '''Form:''' Jewellery ([[Talisman]])
	* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.		* '''Effect:''' You may spend a [[Heroic skills#Hero points\|hero point]] to use the [[Heroic skills#Stay with me\|stay with me]] skill. Once per day you may use the stay with me skill without spending a hero point.
	* '''Materials:''' Crafting a ~~Bannerman~~'s ~~Band~~ requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.		* '''Materials:''' Crafting a Troubadour's Ring requires five ingots of [[Materials#Green Iron\|green iron]], four measures of [[Materials#Ambergelt\|ambergelt]] and five measures of [[Materials#Dragonbone\|dragonbone]]. It takes one month to make one of these items.

	<!--- IC text by Dave Sheridan --->		<!--- IC text by Dave Sheridan --->

Bunni: Bannerman to Banner-bearer

2016-06-03T09:44:57Z

Bannerman to Banner-bearer

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	==Description==		==Description==
	A Bannerman's Band is a ring, usually worn by [[Wintermark military concerns#~~bannermen~~\|~~bannermen~~]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Troubadour's Rings'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.		A Bannerman's Band is a ring, usually worn by [[Wintermark military concerns#Banner-bearers\|banner-bearers]], standard-bearers, bards, [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and history\|scops]], [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] [[Stzena\|stzena]], [[Dawn\|Dawnish]] [[Troubadour\|troubadours]], many priests and even [[The League\|League]] [[The League culture and customs#Relationships\|cicisbeos]]. It is a valuable item that allows a supporter or assistant to use their charisma and inner strength to keep their allies alive in the most desperate straits. While the common name is used throughout the Empire, the individual nations often refer to them by the name of an [[Archetypes\|archetypal]] supporter from their own culture - thus there are ''Cicisbeo Signets'', ''Troubadour's Rings'' and ''Bard's Bands'' in various places.

	A Bannerman's Band is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.		A Bannerman's Band is a grand gift to a member of a [[Groups#Banners\|fighting company]] whose bravery and loyalty are seen as being inspirational. Some companies with a long history are lucky enough to own an artefact-quality version of the ring which is passed from one 'mascot' to another. Being chosen to carry one of these treasured relics is a mark of great honour. The nature of war means that these priceless rings often fall into the hands of enemies, unfortunately; recovering one of these rings and returning it to the company to which it belongs can easily create a lifelong debt, especially in places such as the [[The Marches\|Marches]] and the [[The League\|League]] where debts are not treated lightly.